The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-05-29
eREENY1L1E GATHERINGS.


Miss Laura Simpson, of Ocean avenue,
is entertaining Miss Mamie Dickinson, of
Washington.
The Bible Glass of the Methodist Church
will make trip up to the Hudson to West
Point tomorrow.
The property of the late NJ .tthew Arm
strong bordering on Sanford avenue, is to
be sold at auction June Is.
The Lutz brothers, VIII, Fred and
James, have stsrted for Pike county, Pa.
where they will spend a month among the
brook trout.
The second Sunday of June will be OBJ
served as Flower Sunday at the Reformed
Church In the afternoon the new pastor,
Rev. W. P. Bruce, will be ordained and in
stalled.
The Merry Anglers have appointed a
committee to select the seasons fishing
grounds. 1t is probable that Barneget.
Princess Bay or Shrewsbury River will be
chosen.
The employees of the Greenville and
Bergen Point section of the Jersey City
and Bergen Railroad, will hold their first
annual festival at Columbus Park, Bay
onne, June 16.
Messrs. Harry Clifton and Francis Ames.
of Sag Harbor, ara visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Henry Eyer, of Ocean avenue, and
will return home in a week, taking MIR.
Eyer as tkeir guest for the season.
An entertainment by variety company
was given at Metropolitan Hall Monday
evening. The farce ssCourt of Errors.
and play in three acts entitled, 1.-THE
Minel's Daughter" were the principal
features.
The Squetague Fishing Climb were invited
to the Belvedere House Monday evening as
guests of Mr.. J. j. Hill. who caught a
twenty-one pound bass, aud had engaged
his friends to help him eat it fanked with
other components of a good dinner.
The Greenyille Rifle Club shot at the
Relvidere Hall Monday evening, and sad
" missed 10. Becks humor and compan-
ionshlp. These scores were made Zeug
ner, LEI; Hiel, 104; Barr, 50; Robidoux,
SO; Kattenstro.h, 81; Roerenbeck, 81;
Lindburg. SO; Thorne, 81; Petty, so.
The strolling gang of Kickapoo's, in Car
RES Woods, are attracting tough crowds
every evening. A peculiar feature of the
concern Is the employment of local talent
for the stage performances, and every boy
in the neighborhood who can do anything
worth seeing has received from quarter
up for his services. They take fancy
names, too, and one sees Ca Bieune's alias
Hennemeyers, De Frau's alias McGlues,
and several like these.
Everybody in Greenvillo who ever saw
Mrs Mary A. Harrison is talking about her
latest squirt in the courts, which was ende d |
so rudely by the Vice. Chandeliers adverse
decision Thursday Mrs. Harrison at
tended the festival at the rink that even
Jog, and was the Conserved of all observ
ers." The old lady's legal picking at the
estate of George Vreeland. whose widow
she claims to be, has made her and her
shameful story familiar to all.
The SMALLPOX scare seems to have almost
vanished. The report that several others
in the vicinity of the house from which
Cadmus was taken to die were suffering
from the dread disease is untrue. All have
been vaccinated. The attendance at the
public school has been largely decreased
by the prevalence of measles and kindred
diseases which might be smallpox. Every
scholar living near such a case has been
kept at home by orders of Principal
Rinehart, whose pracaution is commenda-
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